Help me in my transcript, please.

[PopeyeFAFL]

I'm doing a transcript of an English audio file for a community site, and I ran across an English expression, which I know roughly what it is, but I cannot get it in proper English.I'm sure, you English people, use that constantly as you mumble the words, it sound like "alldo".I'm not sure, if it is in fact: "although"Thanks in advance.

[ragingfish]

Could you be thinking of "that'll do?"If that's the case, that means "that's good" "that's enough" or literally, "that will do."

[PopeyeFAFL]

Thanks for your quick reply, I'm still not sure, perhaps you can reach that audio file at (bottom of the page, the MP3 file):http://www.globalpublicmedia.com/lectures/452And at the time (3 minutes & 40 seconds), from the beginning, there is a phrase spoken by a women, that start by: That's right, ...... (then the expression that I not sure about).Thanks in advanceP.S.: This site is all about the coming "Peak Oil", it is very interesting, still not sure if I believe everything they say, but it is informative.

[ragingfish]

"although he personally doesn't come on that strong..." Although loosely means "even though" or "regardless of the fact that..."